Can you SPEAK better than you WRITE?or can you WRITE better than you SPEAK
By Ritik roshan
@Raj7779 (3657)
Canada
March 25, 2018 2:06pm CST
I used to be terribly bad at both. My English teacher will shake her head and express disbelief at my incompetence at writing. When I needed to give presentations, my face will turn red and I would endeavor not to trip over my tongue.
Well, those were the dark days. Ah... to be finally free of the manacles of ridicule! ^^
So can you speak better than you write? Or can you write better than you speak? I used to be terribly bad at both. Now I am passingly adequate at both. I can't decide if I am better at one or the other.
How about you? Are you more in your element when conversing with people? Or are you an artist with your quill and ink? Do share your thoughts. ;-)
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and do I use these types of words in all discussion?
@lovebuglena (44504)
• Staten Island, New York
25 Mar 18
I prefer writing to speaking... I will text someone over calling them any day. So, what am I better at? In terms of how comfortable I feel doing it than it is surely writing. But I am great at both.
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@Raj7779 (3657)
• Canada
25 Mar 18
Good but you can't stand people making grammatical errors? But I do make them sometimes because I prefer writing for the ear - which needs me to ignore some grammar rules. :P
@lovebuglena (44504)
• Staten Island, New York
25 Mar 18
@Raj7779 What do you mean by your question? Are you asking if I can't stand the people? Or can't stand them making the errors?
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@Raj7779 (3657)
• Canada
25 Mar 18
But if you are good enough in your language then it wouldn't be funny or with mistakes
